Provisional Tutorial and Conference Programme
Tuesday 24th March
Tutorial: Kerberos – Simon Wilkinson (University of Edinburgh).
Wednesday 25th March & Thursday 26th March
Systems Monitoring Shootout – Tom De Cooman (Inuits)
Open Source Virtualization – An Overview – Kris Buytaert (Inuits)
Instant Cloud Computing with openQRM – Matthias Rechenburg (openQRM)
OpenLDAP Replication Strategies – Gavin Henry (Suretec Systems & OpenLDAP project)
OpenLDAP and MySQL: Bridging the Data Model Divide – Howard Chu (Symas Corp. & OpenLDAP project)
Managing networks and systems with Zenoss – Jane Curry (Skills 1st)
Writing Access Control Policies for LDAP – Andrew Findlay (Skills 1st)
OpenSolaris Security for Administrators and Developers – Darren Moffat (Sun Microsystems)
Network-Wide System Administration Triggered by RPM – Jos Vos (X/OS Experts in OS)
Crypto acceleration on FreeBSD – Philip Paeps (FreeBSD)
Why LPI certification? – Bill Quinn (LPI-UK)
Securing Access to UNIX, Linux and Mac with Active Directory – Barry Scott (Centrify)
An Introduction to OpenNMS – Craig Gallen (entimOSS)
GNUspool – a new system for print management – John Collins (Xi Software)
Meeting the Insider Threat: How System Administrators can Protect Information Systems from Sabotage, Theft and Fraud – Clive Blackwell (Royal Holloway, University of London)
LVM, Sysfs and me – Chris Procter
Servers on the Internet are exposed 24×7 to new and sometimes exciting threats. How can you limit your exposure to attacks – Alex Howells (Gradwell)
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